April 5, 1940 (6 pages)

PAGE FOUR GEG PR TTT IR ER TT a a ee nme PE Te ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940. Decides to Stay— Bert Young of Boise, Idaho, arland Mrs. Mel Lee in Nevada City. likes this city and has decided will remain here. rived to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr.p TFor VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M ‘250 NTS Vy pws 5 CENTSWOGM 4 A ADDITIONAL FOR MAILING 4-COLOR POCKET MAP showing all places, including ceded .areas, mentioned in the Russo-Finnish peace, just concluded. On Sale at NEVADA CITY NUGGET 305 Broad Street Phone 36 AN proceed) 90 10 FINNISH RELIEF FUND, INC. 420 LEXINGTON AYE., N.Y.C. Arrive From Kenton— Mr.and. Mrs. Phil Harding and daughter, Grace, have come down from the Kenton mine near Alleghany and gone to their home on the Tahoe Ukiah highway east of Nevada City. They have been in the employ of the Dickey Interests for several months and were at the Kenton mine mill site where there are a numbe? of buildings including boarding house, bunk house, etc. The Dickey interests operate the adjoining. Oriental mine and. purchased the Kenton mine from the George Gamble interests last year. Business In Aub irn— Charles Arndt, employee of the Tahoe national forest service, left Tuesday for Auburn on special businesS and expects to return shortly. FOR SALE. Figure. & & s ea eA RN MeL TSE IE RE CERES MINING MACHINERY EQUIPMENT An Unusual Opportunity to Pick Up at a Reasonable Full Particulars— Write L. P. TERKEL 1108 Financial Center Building, Francisco, California. 111 Main Street of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of well being that leads to success in life. Grass Valley Phone 275 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1060 pounds, giving the free gold percentages -of-sulphurets,-value_of sulphrets and tailings Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New. York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor PLANTS FERNS SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 For Every Occasion Telegraph Delivery Anywhere in United States CUT FLOWERS ing your wonderful meals. If you pick your meats from our fine daily display of the choicest cuts obtainable you'll have your family and guests prais“OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE” TONE MARKET Sacramento—Three different types .of buildings construct Upper left is the recreation building built Park. Right, shows the new forestry fire and building trades on such community sponsored projects as are pictured 5 Af RIT RICE STRIKE MADE . 2.T HAILER CLAIMS. . _ NEAR DOWNIEVILLE Another rich ledge was uncovered this week near Downieville when. Joe Hull and his partner, H. E. Kitch! a large bunch of high grade on the Hailer Claims last Saturday. They first became interested the claims severa] years ago when they were working on the road and: found a piece of the highgrade. which had ap arently fallen off the ledge onto the road. He has been waiting for the opportunity to go into its ‘tronger and it came this past week when he was able to-get-a grubstake to develov the claim. He’!s overating under a lease and option from Geo. and Ralph.,Costa of Downieville. This is only-one of the many “trikes that have been made in the “ownieville section this past season bv miners in that region. The ledge that is being worked by Hull and his partner varies in width from ten to fifteen feet. It has been traced up on the’ hillside for a distanee of several hundred feet. It has also been found across the. river a distance of several hundred yards: It is believed that nearly $200 has been taken out in -two days work. Hull reported that he was up on the claim last Thursday for a short time and that he was able to take out several small pieces from the ledge. He has been unable to work during the week due to the heavy storms. He says that he will get into the claims again as soon as the storms are over. in BUSINESS ACTIVITY HIGHER THAN LAST According to the local ‘branch of Bank of America, business activity in California and the far west was maintained at levels higher than a _year-ago,—although there was a de-j_ cline from the showing of more recent months. Exceptions to the decline were the bank debits and department store sales, according to the current review preparéd by the bank’s analy-isis and research department. California cities enjoyed an average gain in bank debits of 2.1 per cent over January and 9 per cent over February, 1939. Department store sales averaged about 1 per cent above January and two per cent better than February of last year., Comparisons are based on daily average figures adjusted for seasonal variations. Building activity in California’s in several years. Thirty two cities 883, eight per cent over January ‘and 19 per cent over February, 1939. It was disclosed that about 60 per cent of the value of all building perresidential construction. Total ‘for February was $8,508,400, seven per per cent below January. The local management advised that Bank of America’s index of the western business for February stood at 77.9 down 1.5 per cent from January but 6.9 per cent over February, 1939, and with the exception of 1937 since 1931. While crowned roads are not so common as they once were, experts still encourage the practice of. shifting the tires from one wheel to another, reports L. G: Evans, general service manager of the National Automobile Club. They believe this practice will increase tire life. DS JOBS THROUGH BUL for the city of Woodland. Lower left is the ski hut, built by division building at North Sacramento. Youths gain experience training in all branches of the construction $10 by Justice of the Peace Louis Wood in North San Juin Wednesday, on a charge of disturbing the . eace. resident and enjoys his trips to this section. -YEAR-SAY BANKERS . communities had the best February]. reported permits totaling $14,665,mits issued in California was for new] cent higher than last year but three] ” that is the highest February mark). ed by the National Youth Administration in different parts of Superior, California. the Susanville resident center in Lassen National here. “ta‘hess Fined— Charles Matthess, 34, was fined Maihess was arrested by Undeveherif Wil D. Woods. sits EFriends— Mr. and Mrs. Walier Sacramento visited friends in Nevada City Tuesday. Wi:liams is a for Wiliams 97 ATer Marriage Appication— Arthur D: Pepper. 28, Grass Valley police officer and Janice A. Lopes, 20, voung Grass Valley business woman, on Wednesday made a marriage application at the county seat. 1 They. will 'ist church in Grass Valley Saturday 2. ening. Spends Week in Gerkeley—— Robert Hodavin, !n the employ of the Tahoe national forest, spent a week in Berkeley on business. HALLIWELL f 25 TO 30 MINUTES AZELIA BEAUTY SALON Telephone 169 AZELIA BURNS, Prop. 238 Commercial St. Nevada City, Cal, Le married in the MethodTHE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY % % 315 Broad Street Phone 88 Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577 241 Commercial St. Nevada City Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. I OUTSTANDING VALUES in every department made possible by this modern, low-cost food distributing service. . eres iaiaiinis i CORN Highway Golden or White Cream Style No. 2 cans 3 for 9c 7 HOT SAUCE Highway SOUP Campbells Tomato PAPER NAPKINS Zee White or colored reg. pkg. MARGARINE Sunnybanks 2 lb. carton ]%c AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. “ Package . 9c NOB HILL COFFEE Pound Package ] 7c EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can 2\«2 lb. can Ale ~ GRAPEFRUIT Glenn Aire No. 2 cans 10¢ GHIRARDELLIS ‘CHOCOLATE Ground, Pound Can 26c JELLO All flavors Reg. Package 3 for 14c VAN CAMPS Spaghetti No. 3003 Can ]()c . —-_* WHITE KING Granulated Soap 30 ounce package 25c Prices Efféctive. April 5-10 Inchisive — HONEY MAID GRA. HAMS N.B.C. lb. pk. ]8c TREASURE TUNA No. } 1% Cans 13c VINTAGE CHEESE = . Swifts Brookfield 2 pound . Loaf 48c Regular buffet cans GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House No. 2 cans, 2 for 15¢ TROCO MARGARINE Pound Carton ]§c PEANUT BUTTER Beverly 2 pound jar J5c FLOUR Kitchen Craft, No. 10 bag 3Qc FLOUR Sperrys Drifted Snow No. 10 bag Afc WHITE KING GRAN. SOAP Large 3 bb. pkg. : 4lc P&G Soap Giant Bars 10 for 34c_ PAM Hormels Miratle eat 12 Oz. canis 29 CHERUB MILK Tall Cans 8 for AXc' COCOA Hersheys Pound __ SLEEPY HOLLOW « . SYRUP 26 ounce tin 28c SALAD OIL Wesson — Quart 39c SALES TAX ADDED TO AIL TAXABLE FITEMS 101% oz. cans 2 for ]5c 3 for ](c SU PURB SOAP Granulated Large 24 ounce package 17’ SU PURB SOAP (50 oz) Granulated Ex. large pkg. 35¢ KARO SYRUP Blue Label 3 pound can }%3c RY KRISP-Ralstons 12 ounce package ]Qc VINEGAR Heinz Cider or white, quart bottle ]§c VINEGAR fHlighway, Cider Quart . ]c MAYONNAISE NuMade Quart Jar 37¢ a : LUX Toilet Soap Regular Bars 3 for 17¢ SPRY Shortening — _3 pound tin 4&c 1 SALAD DRESSING Duchess Quart jar 25c FRENCH DRESSING .— Pierre’s 8 oz. bottle . ]c SALAD OIL Mayday Quart 29c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town Hote No. 2 cans, 2 for ]5c ? Your Grocer LTE CAPRI RT Diels CRED es iti cor 2 rhnianncemt nasi wind otitis bia Bile a Ba tiem ite a

PAGE FOUR GEG PR TTT IR ER TT a a ee nme PE Te ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940. Decides to Stay— Bert Young of Boise, Idaho, arland Mrs. Mel Lee in Nevada City. likes this city and has decided will remain here. rived to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr.p TFor VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS IN WALL PAPER John W. Darke 109-3 Phones 109-M ‘250 NTS Vy pws 5 CENTSWOGM 4 A ADDITIONAL FOR MAILING 4-COLOR POCKET MAP showing all places, including ceded .areas, mentioned in the Russo-Finnish peace, just concluded. On Sale at NEVADA CITY NUGGET 305 Broad Street Phone 36 AN proceed) 90 10 FINNISH RELIEF FUND, INC. 420 LEXINGTON AYE., N.Y.C. Arrive From Kenton— Mr.and. Mrs. Phil Harding and daughter, Grace, have come down from the Kenton mine near Alleghany and gone to their home on the Tahoe Ukiah highway east of Nevada City. They have been in the employ of the Dickey Interests for several months and were at the Kenton mine mill site where there are a numbe? of buildings including boarding house, bunk house, etc. The Dickey interests operate the adjoining. Oriental mine and. purchased the Kenton mine from the George Gamble interests last year. Business In Aub irn— Charles Arndt, employee of the Tahoe national forest service, left Tuesday for Auburn on special businesS and expects to return shortly. FOR SALE.. Figure. & & s ea eA RN MeL TSE IE RE CERES MINING MACHINERY EQUIPMENT An Unusual Opportunity to Pick Up at a Reasonable Full Particulars— Write L. P. TERKEL 1108 Financial Center Building, Francisco, California. 111 Main Street of the Grass Valley Cleaners has hundreds of satisfied customers who prefer his National Cleaning System. A thorough cleaning and pressing of all outer garments gives their wearers that sense of well being that leads to success in life. Grass Valley Phone 275 NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1060 pounds, giving the free gold percentages -of-sulphurets,-value_of sulphrets and tailings Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New. York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor PLANTS FERNS SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES 603 W. Broad Street—Phone 69 For Every Occasion Telegraph Delivery Anywhere in United States CUT FLOWERS ing your wonderful meals. If you pick your meats from our fine daily display of the choicest cuts obtainable you'll have your family and guests prais“OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE” TONE MARKET Sacramento—Three different types .of buildings construct Upper left is the recreation building built Park. Right, shows the new forestry fire and building trades on such community sponsored projects as are pictured 5 Af RIT RICE STRIKE MADE . 2.T HAILER CLAIMS. . _ NEAR DOWNIEVILLE Another rich ledge was uncovered this week near Downieville when. Joe Hull and his partner, H. E. Kitch! a large bunch of high grade on the Hailer Claims last Saturday. They first became interested the claims severa] years ago when they were working on the road and: found a piece of the highgrade. which had ap arently fallen off the ledge onto the road. He has been waiting for the opportunity to go into its ‘tronger and it came this past week when he was able to-get-a grubstake to develov the claim. He’!s overating under a lease and option from Geo. and Ralph.,Costa of Downieville. This is only-one of the many “trikes that have been made in the “ownieville section this past season bv miners in that region. The ledge that is being worked by Hull and his partner varies in width from ten to fifteen feet. It has been traced up on the’ hillside for a distanee of several hundred feet. It has also been found across the. river a distance of several hundred yards: It is believed that nearly $200 has been taken out in -two days work. Hull reported that he was up on the claim last Thursday for a short time and that he was able to take out several small pieces from the ledge. He has been unable to work during the week due to the heavy storms. He says that he will get into the claims again as soon as the storms are over. in BUSINESS ACTIVITY HIGHER THAN LAST According to the local ‘branch of Bank of America, business activity in California and the far west was maintained at levels higher than a _year-ago,—although there was a de-j_ cline from the showing of more recent months. Exceptions to the decline were the bank debits and department store sales, according to the current review preparéd by the bank’s analy-isis and research department. California cities enjoyed an average gain in bank debits of 2.1 per cent over January and 9 per cent over February, 1939. Department store sales averaged about 1 per cent above January and two per cent better than February of last year., Comparisons are based on daily average figures adjusted for seasonal variations. Building activity in California’s in several years. Thirty two cities 883, eight per cent over January ‘and 19 per cent over February, 1939. It was disclosed that about 60 per cent of the value of all building perresidential construction. Total ‘for February was $8,508,400, seven per per cent below January. The local management advised that Bank of America’s index of the western business for February stood at 77.9 down 1.5 per cent from January but 6.9 per cent over February, 1939, and with the exception of 1937 since 1931. While crowned roads are not so common as they once were, experts still encourage the practice of. shifting the tires from one wheel to another, reports L. G: Evans, general service manager of the National Automobile Club. They believe this practice will increase tire life. DS JOBS THROUGH BUL

for the city of Woodland. Lower left is the ski hut, built by division building at North Sacramento. Youths gain experience training in all branches of the construction $10 by Justice of the Peace Louis Wood in North San Juin Wednesday, on a charge of disturbing the . eace. resident and enjoys his trips to this section. -YEAR-SAY BANKERS . communities had the best February]. reported permits totaling $14,665,mits issued in California was for new] cent higher than last year but three] ” that is the highest February mark). ed by the National Youth Administration in different parts of Superior, California. the Susanville resident center in Lassen National here. “ta‘hess Fined— Charles Matthess, 34, was fined Maihess was arrested by Undeveherif Wil D. Woods. sits EFriends— Mr. and Mrs. Walier Sacramento visited friends in Nevada City Tuesday. Wi:liams is a for Wiliams 97 ATer Marriage Appication— Arthur D: Pepper. 28, Grass Valley police officer and Janice A. Lopes, 20, voung Grass Valley business woman, on Wednesday made a marriage application at the county seat. 1 They. will 'ist church in Grass Valley Saturday 2. ening. Spends Week in Gerkeley—— Robert Hodavin, !n the employ of the Tahoe national forest, spent a week in Berkeley on business. HALLIWELL f 25 TO 30 MINUTES AZELIA BEAUTY SALON Telephone 169 AZELIA BURNS, Prop. 238 Commercial St. Nevada City, Cal, Le married in the MethodTHE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY CO. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY % % 315 Broad Street Phone 88 Nevada City Laundry QUALITY WORK SKILLFULLY DONE BY HAND Prompt Courteous Service Free Delivery All our work is priced right. Phone 577 241 Commercial St. Nevada City Quartz and Placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget Office. I OUTSTANDING VALUES in every department made possible by this modern, low-cost food distributing service. . eres iaiaiinis i CORN Highway Golden or White Cream Style No. 2 cans 3 for 9c 7 HOT SAUCE Highway SOUP Campbells Tomato PAPER NAPKINS Zee White or colored reg. pkg. MARGARINE Sunnybanks 2 lb. carton ]%c AIRWAY COFFEE Lb. “ Package . 9c NOB HILL COFFEE Pound Package ] 7c EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can 2\«2 lb. can Ale ~ GRAPEFRUIT Glenn Aire No. 2 cans 10¢ GHIRARDELLIS ‘CHOCOLATE Ground, Pound Can 26c JELLO All flavors Reg. Package 3 for 14c VAN CAMPS Spaghetti No. 3003 Can ]()c . —-_* WHITE KING Granulated Soap 30 ounce package 25c Prices Efféctive. April 5-10 Inchisive — HONEY MAID GRA. HAMS N.B.C. lb. pk. ]8c TREASURE TUNA No. } 1% Cans 13c VINTAGE CHEESE = . Swifts Brookfield 2 pound . Loaf 48c Regular buffet cans GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House No. 2 cans, 2 for 15¢ TROCO MARGARINE Pound Carton ]§c PEANUT BUTTER Beverly 2 pound jar J5c FLOUR Kitchen Craft, No. 10 bag 3Qc FLOUR Sperrys Drifted Snow No. 10 bag Afc WHITE KING GRAN. SOAP Large 3 bb. pkg. : 4lc P&G Soap Giant Bars 10 for 34c_ PAM Hormels Miratle eat 12 Oz. canis 29 CHERUB MILK Tall Cans 8 for AXc' COCOA Hersheys Pound __ SLEEPY HOLLOW « . SYRUP 26 ounce tin 28c SALAD OIL Wesson — Quart 39c SALES TAX ADDED TO AIL TAXABLE FITEMS 101% oz. cans 2 for ]5c 3 for ](c SU PURB SOAP Granulated Large 24 ounce package 17’ SU PURB SOAP (50 oz) Granulated Ex. large pkg. 35¢ KARO SYRUP Blue Label 3 pound can }%3c RY KRISP-Ralstons 12 ounce package ]Qc VINEGAR Heinz Cider or white, quart bottle ]§c VINEGAR fHlighway, Cider Quart . ]c MAYONNAISE NuMade Quart Jar 37¢ a : LUX Toilet Soap Regular Bars 3 for 17¢ SPRY Shortening — _3 pound tin 4&c 1 SALAD DRESSING Duchess Quart jar 25c FRENCH DRESSING .— Pierre’s 8 oz. bottle . ]c SALAD OIL Mayday Quart 29c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town Hote No. 2 cans, 2 for ]5c ? Your Grocer LTE CAPRI RT Diels CRED es iti cor 2 rhnianncemt nasi wind otitis bia Bile a Ba tiem ite a